• Palace of Parliament - Constructed under the leadership of Communist Party leader Nicolae Ceausescu, the immense Parliament Palace ranks as the second largest administrative building globally, following the Pentagon. Its interior boasts opulent features such as crystal chandeliers, mosaics, oak paneling, marble, gold leaf, stained-glass windows, and floors adorned with luxurious carpets.
• “Dimitrie Gusti” National Village Museum - Established by royal decree in 1936, this captivating open-air museum, the largest in Europe, spans approximately 30 acres along the shores of Lake Herastrau in Herastrau Park. It showcases a collection of 50 buildings that illustrate the history and design of Romania’s rural architecture.
• Old Town - The city’s distinctive charm is perhaps best experienced in the area known as Lipscani, a maze of streets nestled between Calea Victoriei, Blvd. Bratianu, Blvd. Regina Elisabeta, and the Dambovita River. Once a glamorous residential district, the old city center is gradually being transformed into an upscale neighborhood.
• Triumph Arch (Arcul de Triumf) - Visit the Romanian Arch of Triumph, a smaller version of the Parisian monument, perfect for capturing exterior photos.
• Calea Victoriei - Stroll along the most central and longest street in Bucharest, where you can admire the Romanian Athenaeum, the former Royal Palace now serving as the Art Museum, and quaint Orthodox Churches.
• Piata Revolutiei - Pause for photos and gain an insightful history lesson dedicated to the communist era and the heroes of the resistance.

• Convenient hotel pick-up & drop-off
• Full assistance throughout the tour
• Comfortable air-conditioned transport
• Knowledgeable English-speaking guide

• Entrance fees and photo / video fees (approx. EUR 15/person)
• Lunch (approx. EUR 10/person)

Discover the miniature version of Paris in the East together with an exclusive local guide!

Bucharest, the capital and biggest city of Romania, is famous for its broad avenues lined with trees, magnificent Belle Époque structures, and a penchant for luxury and glamour, making it a vibrant city.

Bucharest boasts of numerous parks and gardens, encircled by lakes and woodlands. In the 1930s, its architecture and tree-adorned streets earned it the nickname ‘Little Paris’.

Tourist destinations to check out include: Revolution Square, Parliament Palace - the world’s second largest building after the Pentagon, Village Museum, Arch of Triumph, Romanian Athenaeum, Royal Palace, Kiseleff Boulevard, and Historical Center.

• Passport required on the tour date.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.